Sky Ting Yoga

The Fundamentals class was simply perfect. Beautiful space and music, the instructor was helpful but not overbearing, and the pace was gentle. Overall a serene and centering experience. Moving meditation — exactly what I look for in a yoga class.

Love love love this studio. I especially love Krissy and Chloe’s combined classes on the weekends. They give great adjustments and make great connections with their students. I feel like they know me after just one class, feels loving and like a great community to be a part of. The vibe is so cool, fresh, and feels clean. I also love the Katonah classes on the schedule with Danielle and Adrian. The practice is infused with Taoist principles so the practice feels very complete and educational instead of «workout yoga».

I took a class today at Sky Ting and I must say I was very impressed. Yoga tends to have the opposite effect on me, instead of feeling calmer, I get a bit agitated. But not here! I really did feel a lot calmer and at peace.
The studio offers manduka (super high quality!) mats for free and the space is very simple. I love the giraffes, I think they add to the calm and peaceful feel. They offer lockers, but you must bring your own lock or there is a table in the classroom where you can set your bag on.
My instructor was Krissy and it was such a great session. It was a good blend of challenging poses and restorative stretches. Time felt like it passed by pretty fast which hardly ever seems the case when I do yoga. I love how they went around the room to realign and correct your form. Also I liked the length of time for the savasana.
I never thought I would rave about a yoga class, so definitely 5 stars!

This studio is great. As soon as you walk in you know the this is a welcoming, relaxed little sanctuary in the middle of China Town. The studio is clean with hardwood floors, many windows and a giraffe statue up front.
I took a Tuesday night at 730PM with a female instructor and a Saturday class with a male instructor; both instructors were excellent but very different. The guy was into to teaching the basics for poses all the way through to very advanced moves. A flow class with breaks for more advanced poses. The lady did a great flow class as well. I definitely enoyed this class and wll return.

I’ve never been consistent with any yoga practice in the past. But now I look forward to the time I spend at Sky Ting every Saturday morning. It is a serene space, with quality instruction and fun music. I also appreciate the adjustments, which isn’t always possible in larger studios. I already notice the improvements in my flexibility and strength for certain poses since I first started here. The environment is relaxed and I always leave the studio feeling great and ready to face the day!

I love this place. Great vibes – lovely people. It’s super quick to get here from Brooklyn. I live in Dumbo and it’s like 12 minutes by the F, or I can walk or bike over the Manhattan Bridge.

Sky Ting is an amazing and beautiful studio. Very clean and bright, just the atmosphere you want for practicing yoga. I’ve been to a lot of studios in NYC and Brooklyn and Sky Ting is by far the nicest. The best part about Sky Ting however are the teachers and the classes. I am not an advanced yogi but the teachers make you feel very comfortable if you need to go at your own pace no matter what class you’re in. I highly recommend this studio.

This is certainly one of the most stunning yoga studios I’ve been to. In fact, I would love to live there. It’s really special — big windows everywhere (that let in a lot of sunlight), a massive giraffe in the corner, plants, and a very, very clean, bright, and minimalistic interior that I dig.
I actually traveled from Brooklyn to take a class because it’s been on my radar for a while. Although the location is a bit of a pain for most, it’s worth it! If I lived nearby, I would come all the time. I love that mats are provided and drop-​in rate ($ 20) is reasonable, and they’re also on ClassPass.
The teacher lineup is amazing, too. I’ve taken a number of them, including the co-​owners, at Yoga Vida and various studios around NYC. And the teaching style seems to vary from teacher to teacher, which keeps things interesting. I’ve only taken one class with Jenn, but it was a very slow and challenging class with lots of hands-​on adjustments. It didn’t have as many vinyasas as I normally prefer, but she had great alignment cues and a calming energy overall.
I can’t wait to practice here again!

I love this studio so much! I am so happy to have discovered it through ClassPass, and I know I’ll be going as much as I can.
A lot of the yoga classes I’ve been to in New York tend to blend together — the same sequences, the same vibe, the same music. It can get a little repetitive & boring. But Sky Ting is totally different! For starters, the studio is SO beautiful. It’s really minimalistic, but the lighting is perfect — so many windows + the skylight. On one side, there’s an amazing view outside the window.
I’ve been to two classes so far. The first one was on a Thursday morning with Krissy. The music was so good, and the sequences were definitely really unique from your average yoga studio. It was a workout for sure, but there were also some very relaxing moments. Krissy was really helpful and made some adjustments. If I had one complaint, it would be that the class was a little overcrowded. They also let people come in after we had already started, so there was some mat readjusting during a period that should have been really peaceful.
The Monday morning class with Kate was perfect in every way. It was a smaller class, so Kate was able to give us all a lot of individualized attention. Her adjustments were some of the best that I’ve received in any yoga class ever and really helped me get deeper into poses. The sequence was completely different from the one with Krissy, and I enjoyed both of them equally & appreciated that they were different! Kate was super friendly, and her music selection was also fantastic. I can’t wait to go back!

It’s such a beautiful and clean studio! One of my favorites in the city for sure. Everyone was so friendly and nice. I had a great time taking a yoga class with Sophie. I’m still a beginner/​newbie, and she helped correct my form multiple times thankfully without being condescending or impolite about it. I’ve heard great things about Krissy’s classes so I’m excited to come back and try other classes/​workshops!

This place was okay. I liked the space (yet packed at 11am saturday) and the instructor was nice and has some cool things to meditate and visualize to during the practice and meditation. Toward the middle of the class there was some loud hipster, house, and hip hop music which kinda threw me off from the calm balanced vibe that I was feeling for the first 20 – 30 minutes. It lasted 3 – 4 songs and went back to chill gentle music so it ended nicely. This studio is all the way in chinatown not really convenient so i don’t think i’ll be back. I bought the $ 20 two week trial and never used it. However, I did see Kajuan on the schedule so i might be down to take his class. I practiced with him at Yoga Vida and really dug his style.

Realllllly beautiful space that’s totally unexpected in the middle of Chinatown. Took a Friday morning class with Krissy — which I loved and would definitely come back to. I’m pretty committed to a hot power vinyasa type practice, so didn’t know what to expect with Katonah, but I loved Krissy’s class and teaching style. I learned some new transitions, flows, and postures, and also got a great workout.
The other reviews have already mentioned the vibe of the place… which, yeah — there’s definitely that ‘cool girl’ feel. It was a little annoying at first because it’s just so incongruous to the practice of yoga. I love when you walk into a class and the teacher takes a few minutes to welcome the new students and speak to everyone. Not so much with this class, BUT everyone was really open and inviting when I introduced myself as new.
Thought it was great that they provided mats and rugs. A little odd that they charged for towels (at least as of September 2015). Evian is available for purchase. Need to bring your own lock for the lockers.

This space is absolutely beautiful. Light and clean and simple and rad. Came to check it out after learning from founders Chloe and Krissy at a different studio. These girls definitely know what they’re talking about. They combine a lot of unique movement with a little bit of breathing exercises and killer adjustments. It’s definitely different from the work out oriented yoga most people have tried. But you still sweat in a different way — opening up the body in challenging ways.
I could see it being intimidating for someone who has never done yoga. It has a very cool friend group vibe. But just let them know you’re new.
It’s awesome they have mats for you there. Their rates are — if you’re nearby try it out for two weeks intro unlimited at $ 20.

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE. First of all it is such a BEAUTIFUL studio. You first walk into their first floor, which is super chic without trying to hard. Then when class starts you walk up staircase that is airy and sunny into an awesome yoga studio with a SKYLIGHT, it’s amazing.
Chloe is one of my all-​time favorite teachers from yoga vida, she is nice, knowledgable, and teaches a great class.
Can’t recommend enough!

I discovered Sky Ting yoga via Class Pass and I’ve really enjoyed both classes I’ve taken!
I can only describe the space as Brooklyn meets SoCal — bright, airy, and a little bit funky. There’s a giant stuffed giraffe in the studio, which also has a great view of the BK Bridge.
I’ve taken classes with Kumi and Kaitlin. I found them a bit slower than your typical vinyasa class, but in a good way. The classes were both mindful and challenging.
Definitely adding this studio to my yoga favorites!

Located on the edge of Chinatown, Sky Ting isn’t exactly easy to reach for most people. But, as soon as you walk through the studio, you are transported to a peaceful world filled with light, mellow music, friendly staff and an incredible yoga space. The staff was friendlier than most studios, making me feel at home and welcome even when I arrived sweaty and out of breath. Unlike many studios, Sky Ting includes mats and towels, so students don’t have to worry about lugging theirs or shelling out extra cash to rent.
Apart from the space and the friendly space, the primary thing that sets Sky Ting apart from the rest is the yoga space. After checking in you head back outside and ascend an outdoor staircase to the fifth floor studio.
Skylights and large windows allow light to flow through and illuminate the bright white walls and wood floor. The only thing that fills the space other than light is a tall giraffe, which provides levity to any yoga class.
The owners Krissy Jones and Chloe Kernaghan who both previously taught at Yoga Vida, teach a unique yoga style known as Katonah yoga. The method brings together traditional hatha yoga, pranayama breathing techniques and strong vinyasa sequences. This mix allowed me to go from sweating and breathless to calm within just moments when I took Chloe’s class last week. Her yoga style and epic playlist quickly helped me realize why after only two weeks, the yoga studio is filling the Monday night class to capacity.
The only thing I must point out, is that even though I enjoyed the class and left feeling less stressed and standing a bit taller, is that I didn’t feel that I fit in. This sounds silly as New York City is filled with all types of yogis. But, in this Monday evening class, I felt as if I was at a modeling or actress audition. The majority of women in the class were taller, slimmer and tanner than me while having a California cool persona. Don’t get me wrong, that won’t keep me from going back to Sky Ting but it’s something I do feel I should point out in case that isn’t your crowd or style.
Their schedule includes both 60 and 90 minute classes at just about any hour you could want! They have six classes Monday through Friday and three classes on Saturday and Sunday. If you’re in town on a weekend, I’ve heard that their Saturday and Sunday duo instructor classes with the founders, Krissy and Chloe, are wonderful!
Each class costs $ 20 though there are packages which reduce it down to $ 16. Make sure to take advantage of their new student special — two weeks of unlimited classes for just $ 20!
Cost: $ 20 though packages can reduce prices to $ 16 Address: 55 Chrystie Street (at Canal Street) 4^th Floor, New York City What to wear: Your favorite yoga gear and a bottle of water will do just fine but don’t worry about lugging mats as they provide them!

Lovely studio space and class! I took the 7:30pm with Chloe and really enjoyed it. The class was packed and it was a very hot day but the instructor did a great job of incorporating some relaxing breath work to help us cool down while still having great and dynamic sequencing. Perfect balance! I enjoyed the class and space so much that I decided to purchase two weeks unlimited ($ 20, great deal!), so that I’m not limited by ClassPass to return.

Sky Ting Yoga has only been open for 1 week but it’s well run and the space is so inviting. I’m so grateful for classpass since I would have never known about this studio otherwise. You check in on the 4^th floor and walk upstairs to an airy room lit by large windows and a skylight for your practice. My class today was with Francesca, which may have been my favorite yoga class in the city. The vinyasas were slow since the focus was more on alignment and strength, while Francesca encouraged you to take your practice just a little bit deeper. It was challenging but in a very achievable way as she guided you through each step and made sure to warm up your body just enough to reach the next level. Since it was a 10am Monday class, there were only 3 people, which allowed for plenty of adjustments and individual attention. I’ve been practicing yoga on and off for about 15 years but I really felt like I improved my alignment and form in this class than in any other.
Having spoken to Francesca and the other students in the class afterwards, it sounds like all of their instructors are top notch. The studio allows the instructors to have their own style so you get a wide variety. I can’t wait to go back and take Francesca’s class as well as trying out the other instructors.
Well+Good noted that they will be working with Dimes to offer little bites in the lounging area starting next month. Finding out this fact just after writing a review on Dimes and hoping for a take out option feels almost too good to be true. I might just start living at this studio.

Super bright and happy place. Delightful staff and the teachers are super approachable. I’ve tried five of the fifteen teachers and have yet to be disappointed. However the Sunday night class taught by Krissy and Chloe is my favorite, good vibes and good music.